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I was catching up on my podcast listening while doing some chores this weekend. One of these was .NET Rocks! 1406: Punishment Driven Development with guest Louise Elliott. There were too many times when I told myself “oooh, that’s good…

For the last month (since October 26, 2016), I’ve been running an experiment to see if the following project would have any impact: I listen to .NET Rocks! to keep up with what’s going on with .NET development. The episodes…

Show link: .NET Rocks! 1378 (Science of Great UI with Mark Miller) Guest: Mark Miller Show Notes What’s is the training course on UI you’ve been working on? It contains cognitive science research (experiments) with original conclusions that lead to guidelines for…

Show link: .NET Rocks! 1377 (The Marketing of .NET with Beth Massi) Guest: Beth Massi Show Notes Beth Massi has software development experience, but is now the product marketing manager for .NET. Traditional marketing does not work with developers: you need…

Show link: .NET Rocks! 1376 (Connect Debrief with Scott Hunter) Guest: Scott Hunter Show Notes Many of the topics from this show were discussed at the Connect 2016 conference. See also: .NET Core Roadmap What’s new in .NET Core 1.1? .NET…

Show link: .NET Rocks! 1375 (Mobile Development using F# with Scott Nimrod) Guests: Scott Nimrod Show Notes Regarding the listener e-mail comment It’s often a losing battle to convince management who have an incomplete understanding of software quality to adopt new techniques…

Show link: .NET Rocks! 1374 (JavaScriptServices with Steve Sanderson) Guests: Steve Sanderson Show Notes JavaScriptServices is a set of NuGet/NPM packages and project templates. The goal is to help make ASP.NET a really good platform for building single-page applications (SPAs). If starting…

Show link: .NET Rocks! 1373 (DC Lighting Geek Out) Guests: Richard Campbell and Carl Franklin Show Notes Soraa makes LED lamps that replace halogen lamps; if you’re using AC they work at 12 V. However, you have dimming problems. For typical…

Show link: .NET Rocks! 1372 (Building Mobile Apps using MFractor with Matthew Robbins) Guest: Matthew Robbins Show Notes MFractor is for Xamarin Studio; what does it do? It provides XAML code analysis (e.g., does a symbol exist, auto-correction for simple mistakes) and C#…